New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
GEORGES MEN OUT IN FORCE.
THE CANDIDATE FOR DIsrRrCi-ATToRNEY PROMISES
To REMAIN IN THE FIELD.

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To REMAIN IN THE FIELD.
Tho c,oot hail ~ tbe Cooper Institute crowded
1ost NIGHT a the last meeting OF the United Labor
party the election Many prominent LABOR caers
were on the platform among them the Kew Dr hrah'r
Professor D. T. Scott. the Rev G. /. MrCarthy anu M
Gosuch OF philadelphia Louis r. fost henry "eorRo
and Dr. McGlynn came in In the course
NJ ,bc evening There were many women present.
James p Archibald introduced Dr. Kramer a. the chair
man. Dr. Kramer made rousing Introductory speech
and struck the keynote of the enthusiasm when charac
terized the meeting. lie salt
We have proved on last years campaign. OurSyra-
platform gives clearer statement OF our uein.u
the land for the people theers we han r no IN W %
elrctI"ns yet. trust Tomorrow WI" nov ma We
ought to have them lCheer.l Up IT, today wo arc
Handicapped NJ tho last election anu we nave u"
Rnt nc strongest weapon Of all truths on orr side
iCrecrs.l set name to-nighI 20 le'ton '.'Nlng
demncd Aparcn,ts lChesrs hone tnat tnsy VIII not
SG hum icT cH views ard a Win he mcihsds hat
they advocate. aud Notwithstanding tho Tact mat am
given 10 understand taey heap up'n my region,
Vet have given my hand AMI my heart with It, lChrers
But have truth on our side ana hoi" I" 10 - p.tI
thing on TUESDAY lchcrrsl Let ~ stand by each
otlcr and show what snifcent giant wehaye grown
since last year Cheers
Mr. POST WILL Not WITHDRAW
With tribute to his character. abilities and III
ne for the District Attorney ship the chairman intro
dncrd Louis r. received with cheer upon
cheer lie came 10 the point almost at once sail he:
have been earnestly cntreaied by one OF the morning
newspapers TO with raw from ms canvas "a 'nho' q"
another iuan lCries OF 90 Never am told that ny
doing TINS shall win renown grssicT
than by remaining thronrn. lCnes Of no:
| That I would win AMI something
more substantial than rcnown 10 not d'nbt l"ign
ter and cheers bul nayc ne, ro,o Sa ac rs
nown come bs 80. 50 haSey iiedchcr"h' a. tl"
t. To Withdraw. with ali ihs empli,i- Is arr,s 70
scifiuicrc, reply hat decline WIN an
Would tie election Of Mr. Nicoil serve a principle
ef the party | am representing IN I'M,
,,I 1
rch PharisccN AMI what j. the power behind Colonel
Felowsf 1t Is the uai Ell power ~ thc trading
ponicians. OF the Elnmills. 81 the eamhlin~
bells OF The brohcl OF the street loafer' Of all shades
OF crimes including The Sandd on Coupon ana ga, q"
their relation with these criminal Glasses Iha u me
poTsr T T nS ns so ~ sc % Few nm Tat Dover
bo1y OF Labor organized and united Great cheers
shall withdraw lIil o'cocS next tuesday !
will be the candidate of tho United Labor party. AMI II
elected II viii 10 your fault and your misfortune
and not mine. Cheers
SUPPORT FROM ONE OF pE. CRosBYs ASSISTANTS.
In introiucin. tho Rev William McElttrcs. OF Hope
Chape connected with Dr. Crosbys church, tho chair
man said 1.-Two three ministers have got Themselves
into difficulties FOR having tao courage of their cony
TONS. There another candidate FOR that-ths time a
COOL Presbyterian" Mr. McKiitrck made "a stirring
speech. In tho cours. of It lie said:
During my vacation I little boy raking hay.
After ho had got bundle together he at down IN II an
SAID: Amt this fun"i ilanghterl Look up at Tam
many Hall and the County Democracy tonight
and Hght. aad you'll see the Nv" organic
tons with Ion. gathering mp tho biz oi's- and
the little Offices, and sitting down on them aud LOOKING
the fence and sayiss 10 you, Amt TINS Iun
lGTcat lang Ter and cheers
Mr. McKitrich made two other hits. He said that the
Labor element hal been asleep la cradle with the Dem
ocratic nurse Oh sldo and the Republican
nurse on the other rocking IL and saying.
"Now. you Just sleep we'll take caro-
OF YOU" but tha, II had Weakened up and found that
great deal OF deyirJ hal been going lie also re-
marked that there we're enough political Pharisecs in
New-YorK MI Old Jerusalem from wall TO wall
Abnor e. Thomas, candidate FOR supreme Court Judge.
William J. ,;orsnch from the nuIoyerty society OF
Philadelphia and Professor SCOTT also spoke Henry
George followed with review Of the whole political
situation aud ~ the prospects Of his party. lie com
nenied on the excellence OF their ticket and predicted
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John Mc1ackin spoke next.
Dr. MoGlynn did not arrive Till after 10 o'clock. but
late as IL was not "A man LEFT tho room TIL lie
had finished speaking III. address was the feature ~
the evening. and an account Of H. with quota o thc
passages OF most portalcc will be found Ia another